After years of looking, today I picked up an AWS 9150, complete with DAT, 5 drive sled, CD-ROM (and bezel) — all the fixin's. Haven't booted it yet, as I am just in the door and have to do other things, but I'll give it a day or so and the magic hopefully will follow.
Along with it, I got a Plus, a 128 or 512 upgraded to a Plus (replacement logic board and rear bucket, sold as an official upgrade path), a Classic II, a 5400/200 and an LC580. Along with these came some assorted keyboards and AppleShare manuals in a box.
All for $20.
Most of it I do not want and will sell on, but they were going to be scrapped, and the 9150 is a real find, especially in these parts. This is one of those rare machines that I had never actually seen with my own eyes before today.
The machines all originally belonged to a publisher.
Along with it, I got a Plus, a 128 or 512 upgraded to a Plus (replacement logic board and rear bucket, sold as an official upgrade path), a Classic II, a 5400/200 and an LC580. Along with these came some assorted keyboards and AppleShare manuals in a box.
All for $20.
Most of it I do not want and will sell on, but they were going to be scrapped, and the 9150 is a real find, especially in these parts. This is one of those rare machines that I had never actually seen with my own eyes before today.
The machines all originally belonged to a publisher.